The expert explains that “this will only make it grow back stronger.” Her advice? Opt for techniques that remove or dye the hair. An electric epilator, cold or hot wax, depilatory cream, or even tweezers, for the more adventurous… All these methods can work; it’s up to you to choose the one that suits you best.
Are you considering permanent hair removal? This technique isn’t out of the question, even though “it’s never 100% hair removal,” explains the dermatologist. “It’s not the area where it works best,” she adds, although the medical community hasn’t yet been able to fully explain why. Indeed, the specialist explains that some areas of the body respond less well to laser treatment, such as the knees, the tops of the feet, or the backs of the hands. However, “if you’re already using laser, don’t hesitate to ask to have these areas treated as well, even if it only partially improves the situation,” the expert concludes.
